Empire Lampshade - Navy Damson
Please note our lampshades are only available to the UK currently. They are non-returnable. As our lampshades are handmade to order, please allow 2-3 weeks for your order to ship.
About the Style: Light up your space with your favourite Palava prints, available in our range of made-to-order lampshades. This flared Empire shape is available in three sizes. It can be either made for a standing lamp or for a ceiling fitting. If you would like us to send you a swatch of the fabric before placing your order, send us an email at hello@palava.co. Made to order in the UK.
(This lampshade is also available with an added fringe, listed separately!)
Sizing:
Empire Size Small: 25cm (width at base) x 20cm (height)
Empire Size Medium: 30cm (width at base) x 25cm (height)
Empire Size Large: 40cm (width at base) x 35cm (height)
About the Print: Damson plums are a small dark skinned fruit, introduced to England by the Romans. They are highly astringent when eaten from the tree, but delicious as jam. Harvested in August / September.
Description
Please note our lampshades are only available to the UK currently. They are non-returnable. As our lampshades are handmade to order, please allow 2-3 weeks for your order to ship.
About the Style: Light up your space with your favourite Palava prints, available in our range of made-to-order lampshades. This flared Empire shape is available in three sizes. It can be either made for a standing lamp or for a ceiling fitting. If you would like us to send you a swatch of the fabric before placing your order, send us an email at hello@palava.co. Made to order in the UK.
(This lampshade is also available with an added fringe, listed separately!)
Sizing:
Empire Size Small: 25cm (width at base) x 20cm (height)
Empire Size Medium: 30cm (width at base) x 25cm (height)
Empire Size Large: 40cm (width at base) x 35cm (height)
About the Print: Damson plums are a small dark skinned fruit, introduced to England by the Romans. They are highly astringent when eaten from the tree, but delicious as jam. Harvested in August / September.
